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The division of 943 by 6 results in 157.83 recurring. This can be expressed as 157 with a remainder of 1, or as a decimal, 157.83. In long division, 6 goes into 94 once, resulting in 6. Subtracting this from 94 gives a remainder of 3, which, when combined with the next digit, 3, gives 33. This process continues until all digits in 943 have been divided.
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